sand colour glass?

[Kimster]

Could anyone suggest a few 104 glasses to try that are a really good natural sand colour? All the ones I've tried have been too yellow/too cream/too streaky...before I spend even more money!  Cheers m'dears, hope you've all got some of this lovely sunshine   

[Jellybean]

silly question, but what sort of sand colour?!  north and south coast Cornish sand is different... what have you tried that you don't like? What do you want to do with it? I've got a few pale ones, and CIM Linen coming soon, if you want to pinch a few bits to try.... 

[Kalorlo]

Ivories no good? Light ivory will stay fairly unstreaky. I've got a whole load of beigy Lauscha colours, and there's CiM stoneground.

It really depends on the shade!

[Dragonfire Glass]

sansdstone?

[Nikki]

I have a couple of rods of one called caramel I think its Reichenbach if that would be any use,  its a dark sand colour but don't use it next to Ivory as it goes purple.

[Kimster]

 I've tried both ivories (too streaky/creamy), stoneground (too yellowy), cool fossils (streaky again) , caramel (bit orangey)... haven't come across Sandstone Fallariel - d'you know who makes it? Sounds like the obvious one! Thanks for the kind offers too - might have to take you up on those! 

[Dragonfire Glass]

Have a look here

http://www.frit-happens.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=27952.0

[Jellybean]

I have sandstone Kim if you want to pinch a bit 

[Kimster]

Thanks Emma & Fallariel - the 'sandstone' is just what I'm looking for! Does anyone have any to sell or know where I can buy some? Tried Tuffs, Off Mandrel etc websites & none there 

Emma if you have a rod or two that would be great! Thank you